Tai'an Hotels with Breakfast

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient. It's just 1 kilometer from the Tianwaicun entrance and 2 kilometers from the Hongmen entrance, so you'll have no trouble finding places to eat or shop within a 3-kilometer radius. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The front desk staff were all very warm and attentive. The breakfast spread was excellent, with a wide variety of Western and Chinese options, all tasting delicious. They even gave us a thoughtful little gift, which was a lovely touch. We had a fantastic experience and will definitely choose this hotel again when we're back in the city!

The location is super convenient and easy to find, with plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby. The smart home devices in the room are really practical, and the warm lighting creates a super calming and therapeutic atmosphere. It's quiet and not noisy at all, making for a really comfortable stay. The front desk service was thoughtful and excellent, and overall, I had a fantastic experience.

The hotel's breakfast is rich and varied. It also has its own parking lot on the underground level, which is very convenient. The front desk was very considerate and gave me a parking card. The room was large and clean, and the breakfast was perfect. It is recommended to stay here.

This hotel definitely deserves a five-star rating! My room was incredibly spacious, and they even upgraded my room type and gave a complimentary breakfast for my child, which had a great variety. The night view from the 24th floor was amazing. There's a mall nearby with a popular stir-fried chicken place (expect a queue!), and a small night market. The hotel has an adjoining ground-level parking lot; just give your license plate number to the front desk when you leave, and parking is free, which is super convenient. Even though prices went up during the May Day holiday, it was still very reasonably priced compared to other hotels. If you come during off-peak times, the value for money would be exceptional. The only minor downside is the lack of a mini-fridge in the room. It felt a bit odd, especially since they provided a Dyson hairdryer – you'd expect a standard amenity like a fridge. The hotel is about 9 kilometers from Tianwai Village at Mount Tai, roughly a 20-minute drive. You can park at Taishan Hospital, which is right across from Tianwai Village. Just make sure to park before 7:30 AM.

We chose this hotel mainly because of the lovely photos online. We thought that although Tai’an itself may not have much to do, we could at least spend a relaxing afternoon enjoying the room and the courtyard before our hike. However, the actual experience was quite different from what we expected. In reality, the courtyard felt rather unkempt and not as inviting as shown in the photos. The hotel also seemed unusually empty—we hardly saw any other guests, and no staff around during our stay, which made the atmosphere feel somewhat quiet and unattended. We had hoped to spend some time relaxing outdoors, but that wasn’t really possible. The wind was strong, and with the harsh sunlight, sitting outside comfortably was difficult. Dust and sand were also blowing around the courtyard. The most uncomfortable part of the stay was that the hotel’s central air-conditioning system broke down while we were there and was only fixed around midnight. Because of the dust and the emptiness outside, we were reluctant to keep the door open for ventilation. As a result, we had to go to sleep in a stuffy and rather warm room for hours while waiting for the air-conditioning to come back on. Overall, the stay was manageable for one night, but it did feel disappointing given how appealing the property looked in the photos. We had chosen this hotel hoping for a comfortable and relaxing stop before our Taishan climb, but unfortunately the actual experience didn’t quite match that expectation.

The location is indeed quite convenient, and the environment is decent. As for the facilities, they're just okay – the first ten seconds of water from the bathtub faucet were rusty red. My biggest complaint, however, is about their 'free shuttle service.' If you don't offer it, don't advertise it. If you do, then actually provide it. I booked twice. The first time, they said the driver had finished for the day. The second time, they claimed they couldn't pick me up due to weather conditions. Is bad weather really an excuse? Do your drivers only operate electric vehicles or something?

The room was very clean and I slept great. The breakfast was also very generous (I cleaned my plate, this picture was just taken before I finished eating). All in all, I have no complaints, and the price is very reasonable. I passed by this hotel many times as a child, and I finally decided to come and experience it myself.

Summary: Overall, this is a totally adequate place to rest near the mountaintop and catch the sunrise. The location is good, and for around 500 RMB, getting a large room with air conditioning and a private bathroom is definitely better than staying in a dorm with a shared bathroom. However, the musty smell in the room and the warped, aging furniture and bathroom fixtures mean it's only suitable for a short stay. The hotel doesn't offer a wake-up call service, so you'll need to set your own alarm. Service management is quite basic. At the hotel restaurant, the two cheapest dinner items are stir-fried noodle soup for 29 RMB and mutton soup for 39 RMB, which is reasonably fair compared to 15 RMB instant noodles outside. Pros: 1. Located at the end of Tianjie (Heavenly Street), it's very quiet. The hotel organizes sunrise-viewing trips to Dongyaoguan Peak that take only 40 minutes with almost no uphill climbing, and it's just 20 minutes to Riguan Peak. 2. The air conditioning heating works very well. 3. The room is very large, with a small balcony for stargazing at night. 4. Standard bedding that doesn't disrupt sleep. Cons: 1. The bathroom shower faucet leaks slightly, water pressure is unstable, and the non-slip mat in the shower has a distinct musty smell. The bathroom floor is higher than the bedroom, and the step is smooth-surfaced with no anti-slip measures, making it very easy to slip. 2. There is a musty smell near the bedside. 3. The window hinges are warped, especially the one in the bathroom, requiring some effort to open or close. I hope everyone gets to see the sunrise they're hoping for, and that the hotel fixes these minor issues as soon as possible.

The room was spacious and bright, with soft and comfortable bedding. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and the toiletries were of good quality, with nice-smelling shampoo and shower gel. The location was also convenient for getting around, and the parking lot was quite large.

The hotel was clean and in a great location. The sunset view from right outside the hotel was stunning. The male front desk staff member was really helpful; he assisted us with turning on the AC and closing the windows, which took a bit of effort. There was even someone who led guests to watch the sunrise in the morning, although we didn't end up seeing it. If I come back to climb Mount Tai, I'd definitely choose to stay here again.